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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16
Notice OF Seizure.

|TYrTrED srArEe OF AMERICA. TERRI
~ tory % waahingon, Third yudieial Dis
II tss Dlssrics Court holding ,srms Ct Be-
Na ssis-Ths Unised s.alss q America VI
ninsay-sevsn and cns-Aaif pounds q prepared
Wssr.a.. VIM. n. whits. United States At.
sorney for Warrington Territory, has aled a
infornstion Ia the above entitlsd Dlstrici
Oouxs. alleging IN substance - follows. via.
q Thai al 8 time past, to-wis on the Isl day
q NovemheR, A. .. 1881, IN ths cellsctien Dis.
tFies e Pagst e0gnd. to-wst. On board the
Steamship Idaho. 81 the wharf at Port Town
sand. il IeflarDon county, Waahinaion Terri.
tory, Quincy a. Brooks, ColaeeloF pf tunsoms
for Nd district. dia seize aRd row bath in Ma
custody Is the Custom House Of sid diBsrict
Ct Port Townsend Aforesaid, - bslne forfeited
81 Of Me Revised 6latutas e ths United
States, certain aooda wares and maFrhandiBe.
so-wit enc kun4Ead aad ninsty-6vs tiBs. COO
taininK nineiy-ssFen and one-haif pounds 81
prepared opium; for tAat a. tine past. 10
wi: On the lst az q November. 4. D. 1871,
fore enumsRated and Described, being % for.
eiu growth and nannfsetars and slh5ect 10
ne paymout Of duties upon being Imported
and kEsueha into he Unfied States, were BIZ
some person 81 peEa1ns unknoso, uniawfully,
esandsNainely, frauduieatly aud knowingly
broagki irfe ne unftsd States from soma fcF.
elgn port o. plsces ,s-wtts from tl.s PrsTines
q British Colnmhaa IN ahs Damfuaon Of Can.
SD, with Ia intent thsn and there en- Ne pan
a enrh iDpGEter * importers % deffand the
unlisd etniss q the dusiss theEan, tie dates
fheFeon not having bsen paid or accounted for
o. secured 70 b p1id - the Unitsd ssn1aa, and
nbt STAGE having been paid or aoeoanted for o.
49, -. wT-aa -
said goods, WARS aad mercaandiDe being than
ana thers of TIE value q uine handrsd and
seVsntT-avs doIlara. and prsyins 30 . mani-
tfou nH1l oGfsR Proper nEposas 10 thu end thna
saia Fso.as. etc, may bs decreed % Be- aad re-
ualn fs<fsl1sd aasoRdingly.
And Whereas. On raading aad dllng The aAld
inforDafion Ne eears nads Ne ssIi0winE Or.
ma Uni.sa seaies q Anerica N. one hnn.
6rsa En1 niusEyzats tiss eoatAining ufnety.
seven and 0as half ponnAs Of pE1p4Fsd ppium.
let thia Gauss De ~ down for kaartaa n
opsn esuEi On M1aday, he ssh day q NO
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=. n, 20 thas day. a uhieh tue Al persons
hsvfng o. elaiulnz any i11sEsel IN aid Ed.
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thssr sregs1ians h THAI bshaif, Or their dsGsnlt
al1l - eaiEFe1. gn1 1t nuttse ~ aaxsn II N
usual f1Em ~ 'pzhlicazion Hereof IN shs
Many RaaR fETz11ss1HeAR
Dntaa h0191ee4 81, 1851.
Nov. thers4srs, ali peEsons having e. elaiz-
tna nny tntsrest In aai1 Epc1e. vars Ard ner-
ehanaiss arr nDt1Aed q - sd apPeaf IL asau
caaFt na ths TINA spe1l1z2 e 81 3rd1f 6nd
s.aks thalr a5Iegsiises n thnf bshall, q thslr
s8efnnlt VIII 10 entered and TIE praEaR q Mat5
infornEtion EFAnas4.
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fion. q b not aeod cosnfry - wnirn
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larSa nmount a. bziIion e1c1 n1onan
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80 q akal eonnfFy lasts Only abgat 81
w6skn o. two mouths - peEi16 % W1a4n
norne men haTo made ek0o0. u u Z
swelVs hundred mile journey non
Janean-
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Afmosg al 81 The mines 10 the 6Ileez
Bow Baain have closed down Tor -
winter, O. tbs weather waa a1.eln8 tec
frinid for human enduKsnoa IL g 80
Howell & Cas- well kneWl quarts mn
viii resume operations y 1iazin9 eoms
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! inRion a MaahimPs minsa, Ct wnien ~
Phi u manager, haye beeD aoio g snef.
iG'a sails for el,100 % NJ. WebsleE, %.
Paciho Coast eleamshlgIa aRent q 90
U04us HIS Al1aAA M-A& 80 .A..s
oOmpany have decided net 10 build 80
one hundred and twenty stamp quarts
min this season 80 contemplated.
nExuKNKD KRcn ALAaKA.
Tbs steam schooner Lao afrlgea tht
. | mornfnQ fFou juneau nfleF . voyage q
esvenfssn days. Among The passenger
from The north was Oaptain Harry Losl
Of this city, Who vent north Lass sprinf
with the little steam launeh Ooiayu
. After q monsh's sojouFn u Ale8ka -
captain ooncinde4 20 sesign ana 8
prospsetiae, and he result Wag OaDtall
Lott made rich discovery 81 . Roi.
quarts bsaEipa ledge noEoB che ehanne
. from DOaalass islahd. Abalf knssres
was diapossd Of this Sail 10 well knows
mining capitalists, Who will pat up u
necessary mining machineEy mex
spring to successfully work the ledge.
he says anou began - hy before =
! left juneau and that wlntes had fEon
: ali Appearances set In. Captain Lot
will remain IN Port Townsend thl
! winter and return 70 Alaska nexs spring
). PoHE T0wnszED, Nov. u. 1851.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

50 donsn chiiarsuas al wsol, seamless
hoss e. Soc and sc per paiF. Ioklas 4
3 nGeFman-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16
Laird, sehober q EEIseheiI's RHne
SHOES q Speciality.
WATER FRONTAGE.

MAwsTrxED, Ohio, Oct. II, 1851.
Mnsans. q. G. PHuHKx d Co, Seattle. W. T..
Gentlemen You ere hereby authorised %
all forty lots, water frontage, In blockR So, 81
and ss. Ladd'1 nddiiion, for $50 Per lot. Sell
these Joining the Miles lots. have sent poser
q attorney 10 Charley. Respectfully.
Csc. b. kxFzEGKR.
According to the above instruc-
tons we hereby offer for sale the
last and only water frontage. on
Elliott bay that can be pu chased
at any reasonable price, and on
which, for q small investment,
fortunes viii be made in q few
years.
We have also sons choice Fesideues and farm
property:
One kouss and lot, priee $500
Two iots uear 0MElEtan Cottage, $3.50.
Hooks on woodland aEunue and Park. 500.
Two water front lots IN Belltown, 5000.
Forty acres on iine Of Seattle, Lake SHORE
ana Rant4Em Railway, $500
Coed busifeae locations on Front and Second
streets, and q choice nelectfen Of choap prep.
erty n nearly Ill TIE additions % seattle.
Examine our list, follow Q luesy man and
you cant 20 far aHaray. Apply 70
O. @ PHkHNKY b CO.,
oceadAgim James street, Seattle, W. Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

rnE DAx's NEWS AT 1H1 oAFITAL orzx.
(Rse.lar Corr. Posf-I atsliiqsaesr.)
ADpgf1ouAE a1snE.
Alta special meeting Of the city coun
oil last evening u was decided 70 place
aiQht additional electric lightg upou
Main street., IA be q light unto the fest
Of the legislators soon to assemble.
PROBATE UOUnx.
An order vas made By she probate
court last Saturday euthorizing the
adoption Of ArFiIia O. Lewis, minor
child Of p. p. Lewis, b. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben OrowdeE, Of Tenino. Oiti1erl
Of Thusston county will remember the
nad circumstances under which this
child, With others, was left destitute
eBrne three OF four months ago By tie
death Of lie mother.
MYSTERIOUS SCHOOL.
There are about l2O studssts ct the
Olympia Collegiate Institute. Twenty
new ones we're enrolled yesterday.
AZ the reoont examination fog eertia-
oates 10 teach In Thur1to1 county
there we're issued six Of the hEst grade
and four each Of the third and fourth
grades.
oEvIcn CLOSED.
Pursuant to instruoaionB The land
ofIioe closed for business 81 Olympia
yesterday poon. A notice upon The
door reads Land Ones closed, viii re-
open 10 Seattle December LIS"
PERSONAL.
Mr.. L. A. Davis, Of Olaquato, Lewil
county, vas IN the city yesterday.
Manager White, Of the 6atsop rail.
road company, was In the city Jester
Hon. I. H. Oavanaueh started ysster,
6ay for q two OF thrse weeks trip II
Lewis, Ohshalls and some adioinins
counties.
M. Bausman, Governor semple'I
private secretary, has received weFd
frorn the Governor that be is having {
pleasant time on bis trip east Of hi
mountains. Last sunday vas spent u
Spokane Falls. He expected 70 b d
Oulfax to-day.
From 4 esntlsnnan Who e stopping {
few days u The city, Il Il learned thai
8. EliIoosk has rendered bis resignation
&c manager Of The Ponllentiaxy, 10 TAX
eject o.day, and that be viii be 500
eeedsd 81 Frank ". Parker, Of WallI
Walin, Who for n0me time has heeE
seoun1 guard e The Penitsntiary.
Olympia, Nov. Is, 1881.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

Alta special nesting Of the city coun
oil last evening 10 was decided 70 place
eight additional electric lightB upon
Main street., Ia be q light unto the fest
OF the legislators soon TO assemble.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16
70 R SALE.

A FINELY FURNISHED H0rKr. DoIKa
~ paying buzinsss ems o. the bet loca.
toaH % fAe sound. Ec4 paFtinulars Inquire
e o. r DAHLouI9r. - Che $40 Prsncisso
Hotel
No aesnt need apply. uoIs f9t
UlOR RKaF-THREE on -FOUR DEsrRA-
IL bic oalce rooms Inqaife Al his once. no2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

rnn DAx's NEWS AT zHs oAFrrAL orzr.
(RsqsJar Corr. Post-T atsliiqsaesr.l
.nTsveYauar = gsraur.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

TUE van D0RM TkRM, on WHITE
kilns, w11ehoua9. barns, e1a., ~ ice orlar.
This h one d TIE beat farms "a the Ierrftory.
SO nsres q timber hnd sa3olnina hlss Iog ale,
Eog particulars, app1Y b 81 addFom
aE0. n. VAN D0RKN,
white RlyWR D..
ncsdsts King oas Mas Ter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

A WELL naPRovRD Farm on auEMEs
- Island can be bought very cheap.
Address WI. WHALY.
uo1 In GuemeN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

John Beaion. . sirappina aix-foeteE
aud disciple Of John 4. sullivans yas
up before Judge Tremble this morning
for assaultinR William Crawford. Of
Payoht. In down town saloon. Boaton
contributed $40 and ooela 30 she eity'a
excheQueg and vas allowed his liberty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

PnssPKnoU9 SCHOOL.

PuFsuans to inslruosious The land
ofiee closed for business at Olympia
yesterday noon. A notice upon The
door reads Land Once closed. viii re-
open 10 Seattle December 1ss."
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
BREvITIES.

rhe cheapest hat house in the city.
Rumford Bros.' 404 Market street.
Turtle and clam soup at Fullmer's.
Meals from to midnight ut Fullmer's.
Roast dinners 8 speciality at Fullmor's.
Broiled epring chicken ut Fullmer's.
Doyflod and stewed crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmsr's.
Fried CLUSTERS at Fullmer's.
Tyy Bush's cosl you VIII like u
Try Busn's coal you Will surely like n.
W. ). Kimplo, grocer. md and Justtsop.
MiIlnra v. DsviS'. ,0nslsr. E. End street
Firs 10 II. Kings. Of HAMS 10 4. Fourth
n. Hoop Smith, druggist, sth and King.
Amorsoan Laundry, esa West Front street.
Go to M. Grady's boot and shoe Gsore, 23A
Eipv at, Quick sales and small prodts.
Buy your fruit lars, leiiy tumeaers and
Spices at Lynch & Loary's, 4th and Madison
Oall and SOC the famous oil stove at
Piokels' stove store
Yo-pcr's, Il9 Sh;Eiey street, Is the leadi1s
plaee for picture frames In this city.
window soreenr and dosr screens mado a,
Yerger's, <le SIMPLIFY street.
Oall and see tbs Daisy oil stove at Pickele
stove store, 7 Eaas Fourth street.
Gall aod 500 the quick meal Gasoline
Stoves at Pickols' stove stoie. East foursf
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Shot Down and Killed.

CARLISLE. August IA horrible mur.
der WAS committed last night at what Is
called, Upper Holly, at the edge of the
South Mountain. George Farroll, an en-
p.oye of the Mt. Holly, Pa, Paper Com
pany, sho. and instantly killed Il work.
man by the name OF James s. Scott.
Farroll, a japanese workman, was
brought from California by the late j. w.
Boslcr. He has for some time been work.
ing at the upper paper mill in Mount
aolly, and lived 10 small log house
lust back of the mill and across small
run from it. About six weeks ago fight
occurred between Farroll and band of
brothers named Harry, terror to the
country in which they reside. About
1879 last night, while the murderer was
in his ward cutting wood, the Harry bro
thers ard a man by the name of George
Grader and Scott went to Faro Ia house
and ,lled him out. He did not hear
them. but his wife wtrt TO the gate, which
is about fifty yards from the house, where
she was knocked down. she then Weot
TO the house and told her husband, who
Immediately went out aud faced the men
They jumped upon him at once. He then
returned to the house and secured an OLD
army musket loaded with buekshot, and
going to the gate fred into the crowd, the
load taking effect iu the lett breast o.
Scott and coming out near the nip, Kilt
ing him instantly.
Farroll did not want to shoot this man
but wanted to shoot Carson Harry, and
was beard to remark that he wished thu
gun would burst and kill the whole crowd
The murderer is still at large, having nee
into the South Mountain, but it is thought
that he will give himself up to the propel
authorities to. morrow. George Farroll II
a mau about 35 years of age and abou
Ave feet high. He is q sober and indus
trious man His family consists OF
wife who is , white woman, and fhre'
children
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Tho wawaset Victorious.


The WAwasst Gun Club, which took
par, in the threa days clay pigeon
match at ClaIk's Olympic Park, Ptila-
dviphia, arrived nome on Saturday
evening. The CLUB made an excslleat
showing At the tournament, and won
the second prize of $25 and tivo traps
besides doing well in the Individual
matches.
They likewise won the prize OF $25
offered for the highest score made by
any visiting club. The conditions of the
team match we're Is single birds and
tivs double. The detail score was:
Singles---C. Buckmaster. hit 10, miss
ed 8; z. Ogden. h IL, IN a; A.. b. Mack
b l3, m 2; ID. Glow, n 10, IN 5; j. Ryan
10, m 8; H. Hartlove, b o, m 6; W
Buck N asJer, h 10, m 5: g. Miller, ID
m 2; P. Ambo!d, b IL, m 4; r. Miller,
S, m7.
Doublee-C. Buckm aster, hit 6. miss
ed 4; K. Ogden, h z, m 8; A b. Mack
Z, M 3; u. Glow, b 8, IN 8; j. Ryan,
8, IN 4; Il. HartIove. h z, m 8; W. Buck
us ussster, b z, Ia 5; G. Miller, d 8, 10 2
P. Ambolo, b 8, IN 4; B. Miller, b 8
IN l. Total doubles, ~; total singles
los Grand total, l73.
The highest possible team score wa
$50. The Wawasst boys did well fl
individual shooting, nearly every on
Of them getting prize, while som
were fortunate enough to secure two
G. Miller won a rifle, valued at 81;
Miller won patent spring bed and hal
mattress, valued at $40, also 100 loade
cartridges. aud she'll case, valusd 9
81; A. B. Mack won pair of gunnin
pants, valued at s., also 100 loade
shells, worth s.; h. Ogden won q she
case, worth So; P. Ambold won SIX bo
tles of champage, valued a. $6; "
: Buck N es,er won keg OF gonpowde
! worth So; j. Ryan won q case Of II
loaded Ahells, valued at So.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Philadelphia, Wilmington q Bal.
timore Railroad,
June 1cM, 1887
TRAINS VIII isavs wilmington 90 ,o,ia

J.
Pri,AaeAphia le1pressl. 4. asa. 80, $50,
so, eA, s 50. 10, ~, 10 o7, II &c. IL 81 An
IL sb; / 8s, 2 2T, "a. 20 and oo "a N.
EceoxnH,oc alton. 0 40. Z 90. 7 06. 10 So q. Ia,
81, 900, 9 81, 20, 8 TO, - 30 p. m.
For 1iSsasf (expressl, 30. bo. 80 oN.
At, Il S6, Il 81 i. H., "a sp, "a, % and T.to
Pm,
Asoehaeeas'e? @ m g. a. 10 M and nd T. % p. M
hew Yerf, yJo, ! 81, &se. 80, 90. 30
IceT. Ii TIA M, "l2 Is. %, AIT 6 "a. ss %,
FGc, 10 ie'y- m.
SIS o. n, 2 aS ard 1 90 Q. m.
For EeHarx tCentre) sud Intermediate
stat;cna, Ttz q. m, u sc snae u ?; "a: -
b,itlE' Gro and Intern edilts s-atioiis, 10 Is
&. M, 8 O. ana II s3 p. 70.
Bsltipa no sad nay Linz, rs p. n.
10 %, II eas. M, IL o', ally. Ga, 4As, s 10,
rra:ns r., Hsiassre wi Ddvit:ca lasve ror:
New Csssle, S 90, 8 90 a. m. IA sb, . iS, 70,
iSeorgo.Jvea snd l.swes, 6 30 .. M, AID 70
FOR Keheoo.h, 8 30 q. m. sad 8 So (Ex-
sssr5-d tiszprees> 8 co .. m.
harrington, DSimar and way Htatfons,s ~
Express ~ harrington, $50 ~ m. wsy
Express tor Doye., hnr1ngten and pss.
Esl, "a 90 lieGs.
Franklin City, $50 a. m. -
Express -se 0sps UhGries, Ole Fciat uous.
fort and Norfolk, Il G5 night.
LSsve Ph.laae,phis, Broad street, 2eY
wlmingte;H tcspTess), IL 70, SCI !aR, 81,
ie, 20 20, Il Ia, II IS 3. m. 2l& 3Jd4 g. %.
la1, . 0s, t4l, tor, 8 81, Il 10 p. m.
| Accommodation, Q 50, 10 20 na o.. -, 30,
B11, ,A37, q ~. 8 80 10 90 10 20 Suclll u D. IN.
| itaIEa mar Sea thus tA)hr0 iiliASsd sApisss
! rnno ~risc mvrtr tn7s Ia enlarged.
| Fer turtnnY Information pas6cnBnso ara 2G-
fsrtod 10 lns ticket otEce Is the stStion.
| J. Il. TLSfI,
General Passenger ARhnis
DNAEluh 4 PUCK General EhnSroy-
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
HeayenlY Hecrults Camp.

The Heavenly Recruits camp meeting
at Linwood, Pa, yesterday, was very
large. not less than tiv. thousand people
being on the ground and there was un,
usually good order. lne services opened
at 6 o clock in the morning with prayer
meeting. At O'Clock there was an ex
perience meeting, and at l0.3 there was
preaching 10y Elder L. F. Eaas OF fhlia'
d.lpbia. The O'clock experience meet
ing wa, conducted by Elder Edwin hyde
of Wilmington and by three O'Clock the
grove was alive with great mass ot peo
Die. A sermon was preached by, z. )"
Rictn OF Indianapolis, Ind, and In tht
evening Rev Jam; Johnsoa CT Fhiiadel-
phia. preached. -, ~
The management concluded to exten'
the meeting until Wednesday evening
when 1t will close. There will be baptlsn,
| to day at IL o'clt OK in the Hook creel
which runs through the grove. A goodi
number have been converted anu are nov
candidates for baptism. A great reVlva
is yet expected before the close OF IN
meeting.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

Saturday evening, ard every thing war
In read iaess for their reception, when
the northeast WIND cam In all its fury :,
tearing away q per- OF the builalng,
and, With the roaring Thunder and
blindiug lightning. taneh many to-
suppose thai iGey were about TO with eeS
sr reality "The l. sst Days Of Atlantic
City" Tho loss consed by the storm
amounted to about s. S6O, aed wcrd was
Immediately sent TO New York for men
to repair the damage to the exhibition
building.
FIFTY men we've sent nc ones, aud yes
terdsy we're had az work making the
necessary repair, ! so thas erything
would be In Teadiress for the exhibi.
tIon yhis evening. There was some
other damage to property. but fortu-
nately 80 loss Of life, ana yesterday
mornirH there was but little TO show
the wsr of the Casment which had
raoed the previous 3ny.
"rhe Cisy by the 3ea" ie deservedly
populn-, az there IL cverythip & ere TO
contributc' 20 the corsfors and pleasure
OF those WHO visit thig' charming resort.
An opportunity will i,e offered weekly
dariug the SESSION for all those who
wish TO ruenf . pleasant day, es the
steamer BrA.Baywine Will continue to
connect with .sAe Atlant.c City cars each
Sunday morning until further notice.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
A WnlcOlne QAange.

The rain storm of Saturday afternoon
had the effect Of cooling the atmos.
phere and producing welcome and
much needed change. Tho mercury in
the thermometers fell about 1So In =
short .lrae, and fuotuased between 72o
and 76o during the night, making Ii
possible to enjoy rest, OF which 60
many had been deprived during the
heated term. The weather still con-
tinues pleasant, and 1t seems as though
the back bone of the torrid spell has .,
last been broken.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Evening Excursion to Brandywine
eprfnRA

On Thursday, August II, 1881, special
trains will leave the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad stations SMarse. street
and Delaware aveuue} At z 80 p. M,
for Brandy vine Springs. Returning,
trains will leave Bfandywine Springs
at 10. midnight, A concert and dance
has been arranged for, and an efficient
orchestra engaged. The excursion
grounds are well lighted and fitted mp,
Tickets. including railroad fare and nd
IN ission to the pavilion, 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
ADyunken official.

A prominent city official was very
drunk on Saturday afternoon, so much
80 that the ci.izens along Fourth street
were thoroughly disgusted. The same
official has repeatedly OF late been IN
the same plight, but the extreme charity
of the press forbade the disclosure OF
the officials name. Forbearance, now.
ever, may cesse to be virtue.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Camp Bower

at Greenbapk was visited on Sunday
by nearly one hundred persous. The
tent.rs haye everything as handy ne
one could wish for. A pHmp stands
right In front Of ths tents, whore drink.
Ing water eau be obtained. Red Clny
creek aows within I've hundred feet OF
the tenters, where two elegant cedar
row boats, built by Mr. Mum, ride
esseefuily upon the water. One Of the
yauna ladies one day Last week
was rather startled to And that she had
Ecaught a Ssh, and on examination /,
p,oved to be q large black bass.